How old were you when you got your first piece?

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got your first piece

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19.

Colt Detective Special, from a Bham Police officer.

21. Taurus Millennium Pro .40 S&W

Gun? hell like 13

Pussy? Same age

I saw my first piece of pussy at 13, didn't put my furry little Willy in one until I was 17.

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Gun, girl, or smoking apparatus?

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This. Ambiguous OP is ambiguous.

Was given my first gun at 11. Remington 30-06 deer rifle.

Bought my first one at 19.
Remington 870.


I have no clue what you are talking about in this thread

Apparently piece in the south and piece outside of the south mean completely different things.

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guns>sex

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Honestly I thought he was talking about a bowl until I started reading other responses.

12 ... it was the sixties. She was 16. I remember everything about her. She knew exactly what she was doing - built me up to it over the course of a few weeks behind the school in the woods off this path where we used to walk home.

We kept it up, off and on, until I started HS and then she moved away. I did not see her again until I was a sophomore in college and she was a grad student - it was cool, awkward, but cool.

Ran into her again in the 90s, at a Publix of all places, and she was still a beautiful woman. She gave me a big hug, told me about her family, asked about mine, said she had read some of my work, was a regular at one of the family restaurants, that kind of stuff, and we went our separate ways again. Never saw her again.

She died three years ago at her lake house, tooth infection somehow got in her heart and killed her before her 60th birthday. She thought she had the flu, had been laying on the floor for two days before they found her in a coma and they turned the life support off a week later.

But I will never, until the day I die, forget how beautiful she was as a 16 year old in those woods behind our school ... heck, she was something. They do not make them like her anymore. She had the touch. Most beautiful green eyes you'd ever see ... life was so much simpler back then. Owell.